If you’ve invested half your yearly salary in luon clothes (like me) you’re well aware of the dreaded lululemon tear out tags. Even if you only own a few pieces - you’ve probably discovered their horror.
What’s the deal? These tags, with their all important information like the garments size and washing instructions are meant to be torn out. Fair enough, I don’t need a scratchy wrinkled tag nagging at me while I’m on the stair master - but that tag holds some damn pertinent information!
luon fabric is easy to care for, you wash it however you like - avoiding towels and fabric softener. I get it. Bamboo? Vitasea? Silverescent? I don’t know! But if the tag was still attached I might!
Maybe you have a favorite pair of lululemon crops you bought a year ago - you’ve started wearing them so much you need another pair. Wouldn’t it be handy to know what size you bought so you could just quickly run into the store and just grab another? No no. The tag is now ripped out, long gone - so you have no idea whether you bought a 4 or a 6, or gasp, do they really fit that tight? An 8?
I’m just saying - lululemon gets most things right - but I wish they would leave tear out tags to the domain of duvets and teddy bears and find an innovative way to display this information without chafing me - now THAT would improve the world.
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